When we breathe out why does the trachea not collapse?
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As the trachea is made of cartilaginous rings which are of C shape, it prevents the air passage not to collapse when we breathe out air. Due to the presence of rings of catilage, the air passage do not collapse when we breath out .
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As the trachea has C shaped cartilaginous rings supporting the wall!
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